Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-03-22

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or both. Any person who deposits or ex-
plodes near any structure such explosives,
where human beings assemble or pass,
with intent to injure such structure or ter
r.fy such beings, shall be imprisoned in
the State Prison not less than year. Any
person, sole or corporate, who shall carry
such explosives through or into any town
or city or harbor, in violation of local laws
or regulations, shall forfeit the goods to the
State, to be sold and one-half paid to the
informer. ANY of the forfeitures provided
for may be sued for and taken by any
peace or police officer, Notwithstanding any
regulations to the contrary.
CHAP. 96.-Appropriates 1887 to pay Off
GERS and clerks of the Senate for twenty
seventh session.
CHAP 97.-Appropriates 1888 30 for sala-
ries in State Controllers Office for thirty
eighth fiscal year.
CHAP. 9S.-Appropriates 5000 for con-
tingent expenses of the Senate.
CHAR. 99.-Repeals Section 1922 of Civil
Code, which reads THE rights of riparian
proprietors are not affected by the pro-
visions of this title" butprovides that this
repeal shall not in any way interfere with
any rights already vested.
CHAP. 100.-Amends Section 27l2 of the
Political Code, pertaining to taking money
out of the general fund, in certain cases,
tor construction of bridges or toll roads, SO
as to also include repairs TO such roads or
bridges.
CHAP. 101.-Authorizes executors and
administrators to make mortgages and
leases of the real estates of decedents.
CHAP. 102-Amends Section 1878 of the
Political Code, so that the Supervisors of
ali counties must meet at their usual places
IL,
first Monday after each election. Hereto
fore the counties of Humboldt, San Diego
and Trinity were excepted from operations
of this section.
CHAP. 103.-Prohibits minors being sent
as messengers, with messages or packages,
letters, ETC., to houses of i'll repute or
variety theaters.
CHAP. 104.- Provides the manner in
which Indebtedness may be incurred by
cities, towns or municipal corporations.
CHAP. 105.-Provides for submission of
the proposed constitutional amendments
to vote of the people on April II, 1887.
CHAP. 106.-Appropriates 5000 to pay
expenses in cases where the State is a
party, or interested in suits before the Su-
preme Court of the United States.
CHAP. 107.-This is an extended amend
ment TO the State school laws, and covers
eight printed pages. 1t adds three new
sections in relation to the duties of the
State Controller and trustees of schools as
to the superintendent of moneys, and the
enrolment of pupils in the Grammar
School course. and provides for the same
provides the manner in which the studies
shall be taught in the Grammar School
course. and prescribes the duties of teach
ers, Principals, County Superintendent,
and the Superintendent of Public Instruc-
ton, including the examination of teach
ers, the issuance of certificates therefor. etc.
CHAP 10S-Provides for the construction
of fre-prcof warehouse for the storage
of the State series of school textbooks, to
be located adjoining the State Printing
Office, on the Capitol grounds. 1t is to be
completed before July l, 1887, and $4,000
is appropriated for its erection.
CHAP 1O9-Declares dogs to be personal
property and their value is to be ascer-
tanned in the same manner as the value of
other property.
CHAP lO-Appropriates 1874, to pay
claim of ]. L. Gawthorne for services as
steuographer for State Bureau of Labor
Statistics.
CHAP. 111.-Appropriates SIP, to pay
Jessie A. Gallaud for similar services.
CHAP. 1l2.-Appropriates s130, to pay
claim of Ed. ]. Smith for services in same
office
CHAP. 113.-Appropriates $500 for de-
ficiency in fund for printing the school
textbooks in thirty-eighth fiscal year
CHAP. l14.-AppropriateS 1858 81, to pay
deficiency in fund for State Board of Silk
Culture for thirty-sixth fiscal year.
CHAP. 115.-Appropriates $40 90, for
deficiency for travelling expenses of the
Superintendent of Public Instruction for
thirty-fifth fiscal year.
CHAP. 116.-Appropriates $50 %, to pay
deficiency for transportation of the insane
for thirty first fiscal year.
CHAP. l17.-Appropriates $50 %, to pay
deficiency Tor transportation of insane for
thirty-second fiscal year.
CHAR 11S.-Appropriates S202 40, to pay
deficiency for transportation OF insane for
thirty-fifth fiscal year.
CHAP. Inappropriate 1884 &c. to pay
deficiency for transportation OF insane Tor
thirty fiscal year
CHAP. 120.-Appropriate 1924 60, to pay
the deficiency for transportation of insane
for thirty-seventh fiscal year.
CHAP. 121.-Amends the Acts concerning
the organization, powers and duties OF
Boards of Trustees of the State Normal
schools. Each of the three Normal schools
shall have a Board of Trustees, though the
instruction shall be members of each
Board, and there are to be five members
for each, appointed by the Governor, and
to hold for the term of five years; each
Board is to hold at least two meetings each
year. and joint meeting of all the Boards
is to be held at least once each year. The
Act prescribes the duties of the Boards,
and of the Principals of the Normal
schools, and is to take effect July l. 1887.
CHAP. I22.-Provides for the compilation,
publishing and distribution of an ele-
mentary arithmetic, an elementary gram
mar or language lessons, an elementary
geography, and work on physiology and
hygiene, as part of the State series of school
textbooks. THE Act has already been
published in full in these columns.
CHAT. 123.-Amends Sections 1865 and
1867 of Political Code so as to make it OBJ
ligatory upon all teachers in public schools
in this State to give special instructions lin
connection with the study of physiology
and hygeine) as to the nature of alcoholic
drinks, and narcotics, and their effects
upon the human system.
Char. 12i.-Amends Sections 1893, 1912
and 1913 of the Political Code so as to make
School Trustees hold Office from the first
day of july, instead of the first Saturday
in July next succeeding their election
CHAP. l25.-Amends Section 1853 of the
Political Code, in relation to the apporion-
ment OF State school moneys by the County
Superintendent, by directing that To dis
tricts having over 20 school census children,
and a fraction of less than 20, there shall
be apportioned twenty dollars for each child
in said fraction
CHAR. 126.-Appropriates $40 to pay
claim of J. c. Edgar, ex-Sherif of san
Mateo county, for delivering insane persons
at Stockton Asylum IN twenty-fourth fiscal
year.
CHAP. 127.-Provides the method of dis
tribution of the State school textbooks,
and specifies the parties through whom
they may be obtained. THE law has al
ready been published in full in these col
omns.l
CHAR. 12S.-Makes it penal offense TO
unlawfully interfere with any persons
establishing a settlement or residence upon
/ tracts of public land Of the United States
within the State of California subject to
settlement, or to prevent free passage over
such public lands for purpose of making
entry or settlement
| CHAP. 129.-Amends Section 100. Code of
Civil Procedure, for supplying Superior
Judges for trial OF cases where the sitting